what got the ball rolling here in chapel hill during the civil rights movement was after the greensboro sit in, there was a group of guys that got together and they decided that may needed to do something here in chapel hill to make change happen. that's where the chapel hill nine started. what made this movement different from those that was going on in other places was this was led by high school students. students got together, talked about it and then it began to plan for citizens and marches and things of that nature. during the movement, they were subjected to name-calling, they were subjected to rock throwing, they were subjected to chemicals being poured on them, which would require hospitalization. we are going to take a look at the photo collection. these photos were taken by a photographer name jim wallace and he was able to just take photographs during that movement and get into places where other people were not able to and then he gave the photograph to the jackson center. this is one of my favorites because it has a wonderful love story behind it. this was taken on frankl

. >> the president is pitching greensboro as a place to move. musk threatened to take tesla out of the state when alameda county blocked his plans to resume production early. >> it's an incredibly competitive business. we try to stand out from a crowd. i can't think of any community in the united states that wouldn't want a tesla facility. today the governor addressed the matter on cnbc. >> i'm not worried about elon leaving any time soon. we're committed to the success and the low carbon green growth economy. >> the fremont plant fully reopened yesterday after the county signed off on its health safety man. specters ha is already located here. he has some costs. he has an entire plant built out. so it doesn't make sense he would uproot all of that. >> it's important to note tesla is a silicon valley company based in paw low alto. so it's in its best interest to stay here as a tech company not just an automobile company. ken? >>> betty, thank you for that. by friday, all 50 states will ginhousenning some shelter in mace restrictions. only two st

lemonis: meanwhile, back in greensboro... taylore: hey, quick question.ut bronner brothers for a quick second? lemonis: ...taylore is hard at working designing the booth for the event. this is her first real test as the director of seminars and trade shows, and my expectations are very high. ♪ michael: yes, michael woods speaking. lemonis: hi, michael, marcus. michael: hey, marcus. lemonis: we're a week away from bronner brothers, and i've gotten an e-mail that is quite concerning, so i wanted to give michael a call and find out what the heck is going on. the e-mail that i'm reading says that you specifically are making changes to the package that is slowing the process down. michael: but we have to have the back of the container correct. lemonis: but, michael, i cannot believe that this product is not ready yet. i cannot believe it. it's got to be ready by sunday! ramona: yeah, see, i didn't know you guys had this conversation. michael: guilty. lemonis: this is a good example of him not being focused on one task. this is a big deal. it's a big deal for y

the state says it has a growing tech hub and an 1800 acre site right near greensboro. >>for the for the right user we're willing to convey the site 1825 acres at no cost to an end users that would be right at the bottom line. right up front. our commitment to the company and certainly there are a number of incentives. >>the man we just heard from their franklin says that if he's had any direct talks tesla or mosque. he would not disclose that kron 4 did reach out to freeman city leaders for comment about the pitch but so far we have not heard back from them. still ahead how a former narcotics officer is helping pare a retired narcotics officer who normally tours the country educating parents about teen drug addiction. cannot travel anymore because of the pandemic but he is continuing to help parents by offering free tools online. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has his story. joseph abdollah a retired narcotics officer and executive director of code 3 association says signs of drug abuse can be found in all sorts of ordinary items and more often a real co

because several of the colleges in greensboro had sent students down to the campaign hug and i was not here when you and see when it's first and c.h.i.p. and ship, but i was told that the crowds and the street were absolutely amazing. that was what happened a night of my election. the reaction was mixed. there were some people, some newspapers printed stories that chapel hill elects black power mayor. some road that radical elected mayor of chapel hill. those were some responses. others recognize the historical aspects of what had just occurred. i did not know until that night there had never been a blackmail of majority white unison polity. we don't think ever, but certainly in reconstruction. that's started to make headlines. even more pleasant it is that my hometown paper had a positive story. atlanta journal had a positive story. i was confident my election put a small -- had made the sacrifice and had taken the stage for this to happen. i think if it had to happen, chapel hill was the place that should happen. i'm obviously very delighted that i was the person who is in the middle

week the united states postal service board of governors announced on wednesday that they voted in greensboro north carolina businessman lewis to joy the new postmaster general and according to the washington post this new appointee will become the 1st postmaster general in 2 decades who did not rise through the agency's ranks but being an outsider isn't the only way we say interesting aspect of digital ways appointment. is the fact that mr joy only real qualification for running the u.s. postal service if the loyalty and the money he's given to president donald trump and the republican party according to the federal election commission to join has contributed more than $2000000.00 to the trump campaign or republican causes some $26.00 teams including 821-0006 100 dollars contribution to the trump victory fund on feb 19th joining us now to discuss this latest round of washington d.c. kuoni ism is the host the big picture on r.t. america. hello hello hi i'm so exudes burn forever. i miss you guys but i am so glad that you are in front of this story because when people lose saturday mail delive

some folk from raleigh, greensboro. they sent students down to campaign in the campaign. and i was not here when unc won its first ncaa championship, but i was told that the crowds in the street were absolutely amazing. that was what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed. there was some people, some newspapers printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mayor. some wrote that radical elected mayor of chapel hill. and so there were those responses. there were others that recognized the historical aspect of what had just occurred. i did not know until that night that there had never been a black mayor of a majority white municipality. we don't think ever, but certainly since reconstruction. and that started to make the headlines. but even more pleasant part is that even my hometown paper had a positive story. atlanta journal had a positive story. and i was confident that my election certainly put a small fact that martin king had set the stage for this to happen. and i think if it had to happen chapel hill was the place it should happen. an

that is in 1800 acre mega sitee greensboro is a place to move after musk threatened to take the companyout of the state. >> we need to do something outside the box to get their attention. you need to stand out from the crowd. >> the governor has not worried about the appeal. he said he is confident that tesla has more reasons to stay. >> i'm not worried about him leaning toward leaving. we are committed to the success and innovation of the low carbon green growth economy has been promoting. >> the plant reopened at this week after the county signed off on its health and safety plan. >>> several graduate signs have gone missing. they used to be inside the gates of this mission vallejo townhome community. parents asked the a for answers. board members admitted they were taken down because the signs violate a roles. >> i don't see how this bothers anyone. it is not politically biased. it doesn't harm anyone. it didn't make sense to me as to why they would do that. >> we should be coming together as a community right now. >> abortive director has commen say fines will be returned to owners

." >> beginning in february 1960, in cities from greensboro to nashville, black students sat down atunch counters and refused to leave until they were served. sit-ins introduced a new, more confrontational tactic to the movement that provoked white segregationists to violence. then in may of 1961, 13 activists -- black and white -- calling themselves "freedom riders," boarded two buses in washington, d.c., a trailways and a greyhound. their goal -- to desegregate interstate bus lines in the south. among the group's organizers were student leaders john lewis and diane nash. by now, the activists knew the crucial importance of media coverage and were leaving nothing to chance. >> we knew that if one of us did not interpret what we were doing to the press, somebody would step in and try to do it and get it all wrong. and so i was elected to be the coordinator. >> there is this story when diane nash and these guys are on the freedom rides, seigenthaler, who worked for kennedy, said, "they plan to kill you when you go to mississippi." >> my father, he and diane nash had a conversation, he

state says it has a growing tech hub we're talking about north carolina and in 1800 acre site near greensboro for other operations. kron 4 reached out to fremont city leaders for comment about the north carolina pitch but so far we have yet to hear back from any of them. >>undocumented immigrants in california can now apply for direct financial relief payments, the first in the nation program launched this week it allows those who qualified to collect the state's version of a federal stimulus payment approved adele's can get $500 household payments can reach 1000. the million effort comes from a blend of state money and private donations. it is being handled by the department of social services, 150,000 people are expected to use it plans are and advocate any gland passed away today due to complications from coronavirus. >>she overcame chronic stuttering to advocate for people with speech impediments those who knew her called her a gem she was of course married to john glenn. the first american to orbit the earth who later became a u.s. senator from ohio. there will be a virtual memorial serv

at a poultry plant in greensboro, north carolina tested positive for covid-19.nd on this memorial day we want to take a moment to remember and honor a local hero who has passed away. oakland native and world war 2 veteran and he was salinas received congressional medal of honor. now that's the highest honor that congress can bestow and called for sat down with him 2 years ago after his trip to washington to receive that medal 75 years after his role in helping to stop the nazis in world war 2. kron four's vicki liviakis has his story. you wouldn't know what to look at him, but this mild manner gentleman was a top secret commando who blew up bridges and gathered intelligence on the enemy during world war 2 meet my name is andrew sam was only month. >>i'm from oakland california andy as he's known work for the 4 runner to the cia back then called has asked what we do know there are a sense from is the o s s stands for the office of strategic services a group so shadowy even uncle sam didn't admit to it wouldn't even acknowledge that you're in the war know when it

very, very heavy tropical-like rain showers from greensboro down to wilmington.rn suburbs of washington, d.c. today is going to be a day that you do not want to drive in to floodwaters. turn around. don't drown. >> okay. thank you very much for that warning, chad. >>> restaurants and hair salons set to open tomorrow in north carolina. the democratic governor of that state has been more cautious than his southern neighbors and president trump is taking notice. jeff zeleny is live in charlotte with more. hi, jeff. >> reporter: alisyn, good morning. the state by state approach has made north carolina a bit of a southern outlier. democratic governor roy cooper is not apologizing for taking it slow and a measured approach, particularly more so than his neighboring red state. it has drawn criticism, including from president trump who has his eye on this state for a different reason. >> we will use this when we open and it woefrpt be a bar. it will be small tables. >> the angus bar has been closed more than two months. friday night the dining room will open again here a

chain just last week tyson foods conformed confirmed the 570 of its workers at its poultry plant in greensboro, north carolina have tested positive for covid-19. >>it off so on week it's going to be a the progress that temperatures thus far already racing through the 70 or so forecast at the extended by purporting news continues. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news time to get a check of the weather as we take this live look outside a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge that's from central cam this morning. and it's just picture perfect this morning and will be throughout the day because we've got no fog right dave. >>yeah, that's right it looks good for kawhi does that you can just go i right into the gulf gate, there looks like. we have a very hot temperatures coming our way throughout this week ahead, let's get another view a little bit up close and personal of the bay bridge toll plaza lots of blue skies off towards the distance here as well. but don't litter for your temperatures were really moving already were in the upper 70's love those inland valleys alr

tyson foods confirmed that 570 of its workers at a poultry plant in greensboro, north carolina tested positive for covid-19. >>we are looking for a big time warm up coming up for this week ahead, it's a kind of starting for today with lots of 90's expected into the afternoon would be topping a 100 plus we're going to be scampering into your 4 zone forecast. and also your extended as well about 4 morning ne home. it's not just where we live. it's where we make a life. this memorial day, and every day, we honor those who gave everything to keep our home safe. lowes. home unites us. >>good morning welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, this memorial day is going to be a hot one around the bay area and let's turn dave spahr to find out just how hot and for how long. i did. >>hey a good morning. marty good morning everybody it looks like it's going to be something that will last a good 3 days for us at least the intensity of it it's going to break pretty quickly are favored in terms of cooling off a little bit. but bring with that maybe some rain to kind of kept things off that bec

two hours later, he was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro.ecked into this hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him at 8:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight, and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say well he was 10070 miles away, he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know, but 170 miles, you can get from the crime scene to the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> perhaps, but there were curious anomalies to the crime scene that they couldn't explain. the jewelry box with the two drawers missing. was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10, but jason wore a size 12. this was weird. there was another partial footprint that defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. and now they wondered, were there two attackers? of course, investigators

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tyson foods confirmed that 570 of its workers at its poultry plant in greensboro, north carolina testeditive for covid-19. bath and beyond that's one of my favorite stores it plans to our reopen hundreds of their stores and bring back thousands of workers next month. the retailer plans to reopen 600 stores by june 13 they include the christmas tree shops and the cost plus world market locations. the company says it will expand its contactless curbside pickup services to over 1300 stores that makes up about 90% of its locations in northern california. the company will also end the furloughs of around 11,000 employees, some folks, some folks are getting their jobs back. river drive in movie theaters to make a comeback the outdoor venues are been popping up all over the country in the recent weeks and then there's a place called westwind drive ins like this all their locations are open in the state and that includes conquer down in san jose also up in sacramento. food truck owners are also cashing in and they've started serving at some of those drive-in locations. well it's looking like ba

drawing the north carolina congressional districts and fame lously there are is a line between greensboroa majority black city and goes through the heart of the oldest historically black university in the nation, it divides seven dorms on one side, six dorms on the other, two districts that conservative white republicans and thomas hofler had in his files spread sheets of the name of every single college voter in the state, their race, the dorms that they lived in. >> wow. >> and whether they had a driver's license or not. that is the level of specificity they're working when they draw these lines. >> yeah, we saw similar policies at play in north dakota after the native vote in north dakota helped to deliver heidi hidecamp a democrat in a pretty red state. and native americans who don't have a street address and only have a po box. if that's on your i.d. it wasn't enough. and so, tribes actually did a huge intervention to increase voter turnout and actually to issue people tribal i.d.'s which are federal i.d.'s that you can fly with, you can vote with, you can do anything with a driver's

tyson foods confirmed that 570 of its workers and its poultry plant and greensboro, north carolina testeditive for covid-19. >>today we have that heat advisory that's in place just about all week long here is a look at the lowdown on what you can expect for your world, a 72 p by mid-morning i i you were knocked on the door of 90 a look at your 4 zone forecast and that >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news now checking in on your weather forecast, it's going to be pretty hot out there today, so hopefully you're prepared. lots of water find some shade let's check in with dave spahr and see exactly how hot it's going to be your neighborhood safe. >>we're really pushing it today. good morning, robin good morning, everybody and into actually tomorrow's high could be a little bit warmer still or auto we probably should say we can use that word now as we push those numbers triple digits in if you're in travels today after the delta boy looking at numbers really start to climb to as well live shot coming in from the bay bridge. they're good at the safeway trucks are more groceries coming in w

greensboro, durham, all on alert today. robin?> okay, ginger. >>> now to the latest on all 50 states that are now relaxing at least some restrictions amid concerns of new hot spots emerging. this as people get ready to head to parks and beaches for the holiday weekend and whit johnson joins us with the latest from new york. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. the coastline across much of the northeast will be back open by memorial day, but beaches like this one here in new york city will remain closed. no swimming, no gathering as part of a complex and at times, confusing patchwork of re-openings happening now in every state. all 50 states now partially open. this morning, connecticut the final state to ease restrictions. >> i think we can proceed on a very thoughtful basis with those businesses that are least likely to be dangerous, most likely to have a real economic value for the state. >> reporter: but some businesses angry over being left out. connecticut salon owners protesting after learning they ar